Saldatrici a ultrasuoni per le materie plastiche

Come funzionano in ambito industriale

How It Works, Where We Apply It

La saldatura ad ultrasuoni consiste in un processo di vibrazione meccanica a frequenza ultrasonica dove la zona di contatto tra il sonotrodo ed il particolare da saldare subisce una fusione a livello locale.

La frequenza di rete 50/60Hz viene trasformata e amplificata dal generatore ad ultrasuoni sotto forma di segnale elettrico e convertita dal trasduttore piezoelettrico in energia di movimento.

This energy applied to the acoustical group must be supplied in sufficient quantity to overcome the inertial mass movements and friction between the parts to be welded.

The advantages of ultrasonic welding technology are numerous:

  • Brief welding cycles (from a tenth of a second to a second)
  • Absolute constancy
  • Ultra low energy consumption and only at welding phase
  • No filler material
  • Perfect esthetical results of the welded part, very resistant weld joint and ready to be used

Industrial applications of ultrasound

Energy Directors in Ultrasonic Welding

To reduce the friction areas that don’t allow easily the welding process, it is recommended to create on the plastic materials small geometric protuberances called energy directors. To select and choose the best geometry of the energy directors It is possible to see here under some examples; in any case Sonomax is at disposal to offer the experience and the technical knowledge.

Here are some examples to choose the best geometry.

As shown by the pictures above, a triangular section on the joint serves to concentrate the energy of the ultrasound to allow the dissolution of the junction surface quickly.

Common joints that incorporate the use of an energy director, include: head-to-head, segment and male and female joints.

The above joints are recommended for hermetically sealed parts or for plastics that change rapidly from solid to molten state.

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